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Six Years Later: A Journey Worth Finishing Sports roundup: Blue Dragon cross country has solid performance in Iola
By Adam Kolb / Co-Sports Editor Top-five performances by LouiseRead More
Coaching and parenting during a pandemic
By Bailey Pennycuff / Co-Sports Editor As the COVID-19 pandemicRead More
Gonzalo Carranza continues journey at HutchCC
By Adam Kolb / Co-Sports Editor From starting his soccerRead More
Not your usual fall for HutchCC athletes
Typically, fall sports would be in full swing this time of year. However, due to COVID-19, only cross country and golf teams will play regular events.
Blue Dragon golfers gearing up for fall season
Cross country isn’t the only team competing this fall at Hutchinson Community College. The Blue Dragon men’s golf team is also scheduled to compete and will hit the links on Oct. 5, where the Blue Dragons will play their first tournament at the CSU-Pueblo Fall Classic in Pueblo, Colorado.
Dallas looking to continue Blue Dragon football legacy
By Adam Kolb / Co-Sports Editor Drew Dallas was theRead More
Assistant basketball coach talks playing years and goals in job
By Bailey Pennycuff / Co-Sports Editor A team equipped withRead More
Down with HutchCC: Experienced Downing brings skillset to Blue Dragon volleyball
When the former coach retired this past summer, Delice Downing decided to call HutchCC Volleyball her home.
Dorm student-athletes have added stress, wondering when, or if, season will happen
Being on campus during the COVID-19 pandemic is a bit shell-shocking to some HutchCC student-athletes. However, not all are affected so negatively.
Summer was time for Callahan to soar
With the COVID-19 pandemic still spreading throughout the world, it’s no surprise that this virus has had a major impact on people these past five months. One of those people affected is baseball player Austin Callahan, who had his freshman season at Hutchinson Community College cut short
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